It would not take long time before cryptocurrencies are finally legalized in the world. All we need to do is to have some patience and wait for such moment. Many countries are now opening their doors to the blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. in no time we shall be able to use cryptocurrencies to make transaction. I am very optimistic about this.
Even without regulations there is no restrictions to make transaction with bitcoin, the regulation will come if you are running a business relating to bitcoin and other currencies, some countries are against the use of bitcoin and some does not have any clear regulation on what to do with the market, but in a few years time, these things will change and there will be a clear regulation from major countries regarding bitcoin which will change the face of the market by a big margin. 
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Regulation of cryptocurrency by the states is, however, too slow. In general, states legalize cryptocurrency very reluctantly, because they cannot control it. However, it will happen anyway. At the G-20 summit to be held next month in Japan, it should be proposed to speed up the legalization of cryptocurrency and the adoption of appropriate legal documents on its regulation. Perhaps soon we will wait for the regulation of ICO activities. In general, this should be very good for the development of cryptocurrency and eliminating fraud in this type of activity, but if there are no separate excesses on the part of some government agencies.
They do not really have no other choice, they know they cannot destroy it because I am sure they have studied that possibility and they find out it is simply impossible, they could try to regulate cryptocurrencies to the point they are impossible to use but people will simply avoid complying to the government, the best plan of action they have is to eventually accept cryptocurrencies but to release their own and try to deceive people to believe that their crypto is as good or even better. 
A lot amount of time can still pass to this time when cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin will be accepted as the main reserve currency of the world on a par with gold. And i think that the seeming simplicity of this can be completely damaged out by national peculiarities of each individual state.
Assuming that there are still lot of countries nowadays that are against with bitcoin blockchain technology, but there are also several country's too that already regulated crypto currency to their territory like Japan, Europe, China, and more, which means its proved only that it is already popular now in the entire world also.
Well, many countries still resist, only a few countries regulate and accept crypto but their rules are still very rudimentary, these regulations seem to mean only that the government is accepting crypto, taxes will be the next thing the government will provide, except for these problems, I don't see too many good regulations and bring safety to crypto users. So the popularity of crypto is happening, but we will take a long time to see the complete legal rules for crypto, and these regulations need to balance the benefits between us and the government, otherwise, many other problems will come 
Assuming that there are still lot of countries nowadays that are against with bitcoin blockchain technology, but there are also several country's too that already regulated crypto currency to their territory like Japan, Europe, China, and more, which means its proved only that it is already popular now in the entire world also.
This is a clear sign of the upcoming victory of when blockchain technology and cryptocurrency would be accepted. Payment with digital currencies are surely the future y'all, stick around for a while and you would see the vision of Satoshi been materialized.
Yes its inevitable and i do believe blockchain technology will changes our world. I do think europe are very opened to development of blockchain and also big company seems to start to use blockchain technology to boost their businesses. I believe bright future for blockchain technology and so the cryptocurrency.
wow, it seems that people in Middle Eastern countries participate in the crypto market quite a lot. This is really a great opportunity for countries in Asia and the Middle East to revive the country's GDP and may have good opportunities to cooperate with many other developed countries in the world.
I like this and this is also the first major turning point for blockchain technology in particular and cryptocurrency in general.
I like this and this is also the first major turning point for blockchain technology in particular and cryptocurrency in general.
in my opinion it would be more effective if the regulations were equated with all countries, because all countries access the same market and with the same crypto exchange rate. if the regulation is different, it can actually affect the exchange rate to each country's fiat due to tax issues or others.
This is an indication that there are a big gap on the countries who have legalization in bitcoin and those who dont. The numbers have positive results nd we can see that there are still hope for those countries who still didnt accept cryptocurrency as their money. I see all green in the future.
Actually regulation does not mean making bitcoin as money. but the main thing is prior recognition that bitcoin is not illegal in that country. like in my country that has now gained recognition but also does not make bitcoin as money. something like this must be done by every country so that the public is not worried 
This is an indication that there are a big gap on the countries who have legalization in bitcoin and those who dont. The numbers have positive results nd we can see that there are still hope for those countries who still didnt accept cryptocurrency as their money. I see all green in the future.
Regulation of cryptocurrency by the states is, however, too slow. In general, states legalize cryptocurrency very reluctantly, because they cannot control it. However, it will happen anyway. At the G-20 summit to be held next month in Japan, it should be proposed to speed up the legalization of cryptocurrency and the adoption of appropriate legal documents on its regulation. Perhaps soon we will wait for the regulation of ICO activities. In general, this should be very good for the development of cryptocurrency and eliminating fraud in this type of activity, but if there are no separate excesses on the part of some government agencies.
Very interesting thread
Here in Brazil, BTC is legal, but the government started to make laws and every single transation have to be declared on our tax system, every transaction
People are laughing right now because it's impossible to do that, I don´t know abou future, but I'm a little worried
Here in Brazil, BTC is legal, but the government started to make laws and every single transation have to be declared on our tax system, every transaction
People are laughing right now because it's impossible to do that, I don´t know abou future, but I'm a little worried
It is an extremely difficult task to regulate cryptocurrencies. I wonder, how the government can do it if the majority of cryptos are decentralized? This is nonsense. Probably, they will offer to add more taxed for BTC and alts.
In my opinion the development of regulation moves in extremely slow steps. Now it is even difficult to determine the direction and future results. Perhaps when the market finally becomes fully regulated, the cryptocurrency will be of a completely different kind.
I believe cryptocurrency will open widely nationwide, because some country has start adopting and continue resembling as a liable fund which has benefited by every users who also believe its capacity. It regulated with viable platform and shows potential to grow beyond we speculated. The market has always carry its volatilization, so we have to be aware for what maybe the possible conclusion.
Very interesting thread
Here in Brazil, BTC is legal, but the government started to make laws and every single transation have to be declared on our tax system, every transaction
People are laughing right now because it's impossible to do that, I don´t know abou future, but I'm a little worried
This is another path that governments will try to take to kill bitcoin, they will not make it illegal because that will rise questions about the kind of government they want to be but they will try to create so many regulations that it will be impossible for the average person to comply, but that is the weak point in their plan, they believe that this will make people abandon bitcoin but what will really happen is that the people will simply ignore their ridiculous regulations.Here in Brazil, BTC is legal, but the government started to make laws and every single transation have to be declared on our tax system, every transaction
People are laughing right now because it's impossible to do that, I don´t know abou future, but I'm a little worried
In my opinion the development of regulation moves in extremely slow steps. Now it is even difficult to determine the direction and future results. Perhaps when the market finally becomes fully regulated, the cryptocurrency will be of a completely different kind.
I think it still takes a long time to become legal throughout the world,I think it still takes a long time to become legal throughout the world,and in my country, bitcoin or cryptocurrency can be owned but may not be used as a legal payment instrument.
Many debates and doubts has been expressed by some countries so it will definitely take time before we see crypto declared as a legal thing worldwide. What's good in your country is that bitcoin isn't banned unlike those countries that don't like and banned it.
I think it still takes a long time to become legal throughout the world,I think it still takes a long time to become legal throughout the world,and in my country, bitcoin or cryptocurrency can be owned but may not be used as a legal payment instrument.
Considering that there are a lot of countries that don't want anything to do with decentralized currencies, it will really take a long time.
In our country, the government already legalized BTC but I don't think people have an interest in using them since the first problem I am seeing is the capability of a person to use it. We are a third world country and I can see that there is still a huge population of us that can't use technology well. Another thing is that the knowledge about it is so low that it can still be even called a scam. It will not only take a long time for the world to accept it but I think it will also take a while for people to recognize it.
I think it still takes a long time to become legal throughout the world,I think it still takes a long time to become legal throughout the world,and in my country, bitcoin or cryptocurrency can be owned but may not be used as a legal payment instrument.
Of course each country's policies differ, depending on the country's needs for cryotocurrency. Countries that legalize crypto can assume that this digital finance business must be legalized, because it is the right of citizens to conduct business transactions that they want. This policy is widely applied in developed countries.However, there are also countries that consider that the government must intervene if there is a trade that can harm its citizens, because the government does not want losses to befall those involved in trade. This policy is more in developing countries or countries that are still experiencing political and financial problems.
Very interesting thread
Here in Brazil, BTC is legal, but the government started to make laws and every single transation have to be declared on our tax system, every transaction
People are laughing right now because it's impossible to do that, I don´t know abou future, but I'm a little worried
Here in Brazil, BTC is legal, but the government started to make laws and every single transation have to be declared on our tax system, every transaction
People are laughing right now because it's impossible to do that, I don´t know abou future, but I'm a little worried
It is illogical and I guess this policy was drawn up by some stupid people who don't even know the basics of crypto-currency. Unlike the case with bank accounts or credit cards, there is nothing to link any of the Bitcoin wallets with your identity. The authorities will never be able to prove that a particular Bitcoin wallet was controlled by you, unless there is a fiat linkage somewhere. I don't think that anyone in Brazil is going to follow this stupid law. And no need to worry about it.... the government is not going to imprison hundreds of thousands of people just for using crypto.
Satoshi didn’t even create the coin for government, he just created a system where people can transfer money to one another without charges or involvement of a third party that makes transaction quite expensive and quite slow. If government is to come up with any form of regulation, it will only end up coming in a centralized way because it is their coin they will be creating.
It would not take long time before cryptocurrencies are finally legalized in the world. All we need to do is to have some patience and wait for such moment. Many countries are now opening their doors to the blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. in no time we shall be able to use cryptocurrencies to make transaction. I am very optimistic about this.
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